I think the story of Doge from your perspective has never been told? Do you think you were successful?

We're a little bit successful. We're somewhat successful.

Would you ever do Doge again?

I mean, no, I don't think so. I think instead of doing Doge, I would have basically built, you know, worked on my companies, essentially.

And not, and the cars, they wouldn't have been running the cars.

What's your biggest irrational fear? I try not to have irrational fears. None? If I find an irrational

fear, I squelch it. If you had to start from scratch today with only $1,000, what would you do?

Well, I did originally come to North America with like, I don't know, $2,500 Canadian, so I don't know,

the two grand US.

At this point, I have a lot of knowledge.

A lot of things you have to go wrong for that to be the case.

It's like, am I just emerging from prison, perhaps?

With a stipend?

Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast.

We are in Texas today, joined by the one-n-n-only, Elon Musk.

Nice to see you again, Katie. Nice to see you, Elon.

So I want to take us back.

It's January 20th.

You are in the Roosevelt room, if you remember this,

getting sworn in, and they hand you a computer and a phone.

Right, right.

I want to go back to what happened next.

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